How to use the nanomatch.parsers function in nanomatch
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module.exports = function (snapdragon) {
var parsers = snapdragon.parser.parsers;
// register nanomatch parsers
snapdragon.use(nanomatch.parsers);
// get references to some specific nanomatch parsers before they
// are overridden by the extglob and/or parsers
var escape = parsers.escape;
var slash = parsers.slash;
var qmark = parsers.qmark;
var plus = parsers.plus;
var star = parsers.star;
var dot = parsers.dot;
// register extglob parsers
snapdragon.use(extglob.parsers);
// custom micromatch parsers
snapdragon.parser
.use(function () {module.exports = function(snapdragon) {
var parsers = snapdragon.parser.parsers;
// register nanomatch parsers
snapdragon.use(nanomatch.parsers);
// get references to some specific nanomatch parsers before they
// are overridden by the extglob and/or parsers
var escape = parsers.escape;
var slash = parsers.slash;
var qmark = parsers.qmark;
var plus = parsers.plus;
var star = parsers.star;
var dot = parsers.dot;
// register extglob parsers
snapdragon.use(extglob.parsers);
// custom micromatch parsers
snapdragon.parser
.use(function() {nanomatch
Fast, minimal glob matcher for node.js. Similar to micromatch, minimatch and multimatch, but complete Bash 4.3 wildcard support only (no support for exglobs, posix brackets or braces)
